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art of Isaac
October 9, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: isaac, jacob, rebekah

Isaac: 40-year-old momma’s boy

ISAAC WAS AN UNBUTTERED BAGEL kind of a guy. Plain. That’s why we have the old saying: “An Abraham is usually followed by an Isaac.” Abraham was exciting. He ventured into unknown territory, chased down a raiding party to take back what they stole, …

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Stephen M. Miller painting a deck.
October 8, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: Christian living, compassion, tolerance

Bible in one hand, paintbrush in another

I’M LUCKY ENOUGH to go to a church that does more than complain about how bad the world is. We do something to help turn it in a better direction. This past weekend, my Bible study class divided up into 3 teams and we took on repair and …

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painting of people drowning during the Great Flood
October 5, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: flood, justice, noah

Noah’s Flood: Not so godly?

IF GOD IS SO GOOD, why’d he kill everybody—people and animals? Killing everybody is overkill. If someone at the dinner table offends you, it’s not kosher to kill them. And it certainly makes no sense to kill everyone else, too, along with Buddy the …

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art of elderly woman.
October 4, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: Athaliah, Jew, Judah, queen

Killer Granny: The Jewish queen

THERE WAS A TIME when the southern Jewish nation of Judah had a queen instead of a king. Not just any queen. She was the daughter of King Ahab and possibly Jezebel, the notorious couple who ruled the northern Jewish nation of Israel. Athaliah …

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paintings of Jesus
October 3, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: divine, divinity, God

Is God anything we want him to be?

THE FACEBOOK POST that I read this week caught me off guard. It was from a friend. A recovering alcoholic, she quoted a few sentences from “Bill’s Story,” in the Alcoholics Anonymous book. The quote referred to one man’s struggle to accept any of the …

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Mt. Ararat
October 2, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: flood, Mt. Ararat, noah, noah's ark

Noah may not have landed on Mt. Ararat

IT SURPRISES MANY PEOPLE, but the Bible doesn’t say that Noah’s ark came to rest on Mount Ararat. “The boat came to rest on the mountains of Ararat” (Genesis 8:4). Like the Rockies, Ararat is a mountain range. It runs along the border of Turkey, …

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Portrait of elderly man
October 1, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bible, lifespan, long life, Methuselah

Theories about people living for centuries

I PROMISED in Friday’s blog to report on a few theories that Bible experts have to explain why folks in the first 10 generations of human beings lived nearly 1,000 years each. Spoiler alert: not one of the theories rings the bell. Not as far as …

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Portrait of elderly man
September 28, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bible, flood, lifespan, long life, Methuselah, noah

Did people before the Flood live for centuries?

I’M WORKING IN GENESIS at the moment and I’ve hit that speed bump about folks living 900 years or more. I’ll give you what I’ve got so far. See if you can finish it. There are certainly theories about how to handle the numbers, and I’ll report …

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Cover of Who's Who and Where's Where in the Bible
September 27, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: award-winning, bestseller, bestselling, bible, Bible dictionary, people, places, Who's Who, who's who and where's where in the bible

Who’s Who & Where’s Where in the Bible 2.0

I JUST GOT AN ADVANCE COPY of Who’s Who & Where’s Where in the Bible 2.0. It’s not due in bookstores until next week. It’s an expanded, updated version of the first book I ever wrote for this particular publisher. The …

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sleepy man
September 26, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: bible, bible study, inerrancy, inerrant, New Testament, reliability of Bible

How reliable is the New Testament?

IN THE HISTORY OF MY LIFETIME, I haven’t come across many preachers worth listening to. At least not during their sermons. At one point in my life I just came to the conclusion that they talked too much. Really. That they were called on to …

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Papyrus about Jesus having a wife.
September 24, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: jesus, Jesus married, Mary Magdalene, Mrs. Jesus, wife of Jesus

Jesus: “My wife”

LAST WEEK A HARVARD BIBLE SCHOLAR, Dr. Karen King, announced the discovery of a tiny shred of an ancient book that contains this jarring line: “Jesus said to them, ‘My wife’…” The book—apparently part of a previously lost Gospel about …

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snake in sand
September 21, 2012 | by: Stephen M. Miller | in: Blog | tag: creation, eve, garden of eden, Genesis, Satan

A snake in the Garden of Eden

I’M TRYING MY HAND at some easy-reading Bible commentary. Here’s a rough cut, first draft on an excerpt about the snake in the Garden of Eden. The snake that chatted up Eve. This section zeroes in on the line about God vowing perpetual …

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